... companrison between Oswaldtwistle and the most flagrant of all our flowers would be permissible. Amyhow, I don’t think our Socialist friend Mr. Connelly would agree that there could be any earthly analogy between the two. For all that, though, when I took ...

... OSWALDTWISILE CO-OP. MEETING. A Socialist Application. The quarterl; meeting of the Oswaldtwistle Co-op. Society was held on Friday evening. Mr. James Walsh was re-elected president and Mr. T. Grimshaw treasurer. For three vacancles on the committee Messrs ...

... Rule a troversy ov Federation sweeps fect without anmat possibly, b againsLEthel Engincering: guinutiand ugh Ty PORhe T Socialists \a.fés of 1j Io or Protection 'an?g R eETRIE Tnlacing taxes u e carried into ef: C Sradass Increased, and gher | rebuke ...

... Liberals and Labour. COUNCILLOR CAMERON AND SOCIALISTS. ‘““The Liberal and Tory policy for the last fifteen years’” was the subject at the Discussion Class on Sunday, the essayist being Mr. J. Burns. Mr. W. Eastwood presided, and there was a moderate ...

... conspicuous would be the Liberal victory. (Cheers.) But he did not think it mattered ome fig whether they had one oOr more Socialist candidates, or even if at the last moment they should have a Conservative candidate. Under whatever circumstances, they fought ...

... agent. Mr. Hyndman himself was present. Asked whether he could throw any light on the statement that there would be another Socialist candidate in Accrington, along with, or instead of, himself, Mr. Irving replied that he knew nothing of the matter, except ...

... the Liberal candidate is of such g character as Sir Joseph. Leese. The Socialiste are bhound te @dmit he goes a long way in thejr direction, and he certainly, as well as Socialists, believes that ¢ Progress is a sign of life.”’ In my opinion, it would ...

... countries. The Socialists had a positive policy as regardg unemployment, and the Conservative party aleo had a positive policy, but the Liberals had not. He thought the Conservative remedy ought to be tried before that of the Socialists, with which he ...

... TUESDAY. Sir J. F. Leese at National School, Padiham Green, 7-30. (S Bs Accrington Socialists, Meeting, Town Hall. WEDNESDAY. Sir J. F. Leese at Baptist School, Clowbridge,7. THURSDAY. Sir -J. F. Leese at Baptist School, Ernest-st., Church, 7-30. FRIDAY ...

... for Sir Oracle. What! Would you sweep back the millenfum? For shame, Dan for shame! —OO-+o— are all Socialists now, ‘but not all ““ Christian ‘Socialists.” The collection will now be taken. Siellalh'! You might think thiat Mr. John Whittaker, Mr. Edwin ...

... Executive. In the event of a contest taking place in this Division between Sir Joseph Leese, Liberal, ang Mr. Dan Trving, Socialist, we strongly advise a 1 Conservatives and Unionists to remain neutral. ...

... there be any Socialist wopposition to Sir Joseph Leese, we hope Liberals will meet it with as much earnestness and vigour as if it were dangerous. At the last Parliamentary election they polled more votes than thea Conservative and Socialist combined, and ...